how many say 30? how many say something less than 30? how many say zero? how many say 10? hands up, higher, everyone look at these hands that are up. see these people with their hands up, make friends with those people, all right? [laughter] they're physics types. the acceleration stays 10, gang, all the way down it stays 10. you see that? the acceleration doesn't change. later on, we'll learn the acceleration will change only if the force acting on it changes. and it's falling because of the force of gravity. and that force stays the same all the way down. so the acceleration stays the same. and because the acceleration stays the same, the speed keeps getting more and more. okay? if i threw it up, it would go against the acceleration speed you're getting less and less. see? but we'll just hold the rate at which this change takes place and that's that 10 meters per second per second. so the answers again are 30 meters per second, speed; 45 meters distance travelled, but 10 meters per second per second acceleration. got the difference there? let me ask you this question. if

welcome back, i should say. i want to just recognize a few people who are here who are freedom -- were and/or are freedom riders. one of them is katherine burke brooks who was part of the second leg in 1961, she was part of the national student movement and is now a local eye cop. akon. can you stand up -- icon. can you stand up? katherine brooks. [applause] and is doug john still here? >> i'm right here. >> doug jones was the u.s. attorney here in birmingham who prosecuted the bomber of the 16th street baptist church in 2001 and 2002. we think they're the last -- [applause] so i guess it seems to be my lot in life to establish the birmingham narrative of great events, and so i'm going to give a little context about the letter from the birmingham standpoint, because it sort of feeds into this ism that we're all in the midst of, especially in this year of reconciliationism cans to try to -- in this yearning that this country feels toward what a friend of mine and activist poet calls the affirmative interracial ha

so i say that the men i show will be balanced. i do not say that is the only object, not at all. unless maybe. but i want to show that community and men. and i wanted to show the masculinity in the woman. >> humans and in passing just now farida kelfer, the was the beginning of the showing on the runway, models who were not typical of the models at the time. i am sorry to say that is this still true that we see so little diversity on the runways. it is really shameful. you have always thought their direct there are -- showing that there is a recurrence of the beauty from debra countries and origins. >> i was 11 or 12 in a school that was mixed. there were boys and girls. there was one girl i remember that was coming from the french colony. she was in algeria and came back to france. she had a very white skin. very, very white with speckles? >> freckles. >> freckles. more glamorous. glittering. but she was glamorous for me, sparkles -- no, freckles. sorry, i cannot say. [laughter] but she has beautiful red hair, light afro type but red hair. to me, i was like, oh, my god, she is s

the family that took over the farm says it's not fair and environmentalists say it's about time the land was restored. >> we didn't know we'd have to go through a political boot battle to protect from government abuse,. >> public land needed to be protected this, is for all americans to enjoy not just one company to profit off of this. >> drakes estimates it produces 40% of the oysters in california. it's unclear en >> a radio personality says she may have been a tea party supporter targeted by the irs. two years ago she says she was the subject of a lengthy audit. >> an agent spent three months every day in our office it and was a nightmare bebu we came out clean. >> she says she may sue the irs if she was targeted for her political afillation. attorney general holder launched an investigation. >> i think everyone can agree if not criminal, they were outrageous skpun acceptable but we're examining the facts. >> the investigation senters on ohio offices. documents show similar cases against conservative groups were opened in california. >> there is a lot more still to come. what bay area

essentially the justice department is saying, hey, we are not saying you can't publish your newspaperirk a subpoena for your telephone records and, by the way, through the history of the united states, the courts have been totally unsympathetic to the press. the press is treated just like everybody else in america, subject to subpoena, and subject to search warrants. >> you're saying people listening in and taking your records is free? >> well, no. it's not -- well, it comes at a price. >> gotcha. >> it comes at a price but it's not speech and i think that is what the argument would be. the other that is really unusual here normally, when a subpoena is issued, the person being subpoenaed knows about it and goes out and hires a lawyer and they go into court and they say we want to quash this subpoena. other ways to get the information. that's how the press usually fights the government in criminal cases when they get subpoenaed. this is a secret subpoena issued in a secret proceeding pursuant to various provisions of the patriot act and other acts post 9/11. now we are seeing how the p

says happened on night of a 2008 armed robbery in the bad advise he says he received. >> why it's never a good idea to cutoff a big rig on the road. >> and outrageous method some people are using to skip to >>> o.j. simpson did something we've never seen before, testifying for himself in a criminal trial he zeefshz a new trial. the 65-year-old as you can see looking different when he did when convicted in 2008. simpson now says he received botched legal advises. it's now been almost 18 years since the first criminal trial for the murder of his ex-wife ask her friend. we have details of today's testimony. >> just like being ready for a big game o.j. simpson ready to testify for freedom. >> i was what these guys had to have done. >> the former great hoping to convince a judge he deserves a new trial for 2008 armed robbery and kidnapping. since testifying he was advise thed he had a legal right to confront two men selling sports memorabilia. >> if you're walking down street and saw a lap top with your name on it in a car, you can use force to break the window of the car to get the lap top.

investigators say the illegal wiring is what sparked the fire. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> a busy morning for oakland firefighters, also called out to battle a fire at an auto repair shop. crews responded at 8:15 a.m. to a report of heavy smoke fromming from the julio and sons transmissions on international boulevard. firefighters cut their way into the building through security gates but pulled back and went defensive after flames began shooting from the roof. the cause is under investigation. however a chief at the scene says the fire started while an employee was working on a car that caught fire. he was able to get out safely. no injuries were reported. >>> a peninsula home was damaged in a fire. coming up what investigators say made the fire more dangerous for firefighters trying to put it out. >>> the secret service says a letter sent to president obama may have been tainted with the deadly poison ricin. the white house screening facility detected it and sent it to the fbi. it was post marked shreveport, louisiana,

say it like you mean it. this is my bible. i am what it says i am. i have what it says i have.n do. tonight i will be taught the word of god. i boldly confess: my mind is alert. my heart is receptive. i will never be the same. never, never, never.

officials won't say if it contained ricin.ut the wording is similar to letters sent to new york city mayor michael bloomberg that did contain ricin and were also sent to a -- it also contained a progun message. all the letters were sent from a box office in shreveport, louisiana. >>> the father of a man who was killed into his relationship with the boston marathon bombers lashed out to investigators who said he wasn't physically couldn't be involved. >> he learned how to walk again with crutches. >> reporter: the father made his remarks during a press conference in moscow. the fbi said his son had admitted to being part of a triple homicide before attacking an agent but his father says the fbi has given conflicting accounts about what happened. >> in news of the world tonight in syria, the president said he will retaliate. it is alleged that israel hid a weapons shipment in syria this month. mr.azad also claimed that weapons may will be be in syria. the weapons could be a game changer. >>> in iraq a new wave of bombings has ki

fire crews say they arrived at about 3:40. they say they fought their way up to the second floor where they discovered the victim. crews pulled him out of the home but were unable to ve his life life. police have taken over the investigation. >>> victims of the deadly limousine fire are being remembered today. among 5 women killed in that fire. in oakland another memorial service was held at the victims at the fruitville. 8 of the 9 either worked as nurses here or used to. the other 4 were injured. >>> east bay mud customers may see a hefty increase in their water bill over the next 2 years. officials say that money will go to help pay for infrastructure. serves 1.3 households. >>> cal tran told lawmakers going back more than a decade to to -- eastern span of the bridge. held a hearing on the matter today. say they want to understand the full decision making involved in the bolts that later failed. >> when the public is watching there's a big question mark over this bridge and hopefully we can get some facts but hopefully we c

liberalism and you say? i think he is wrong. liberalism got what it wanted with barack obama winning a second term. whether or not he can accomplish everything he wants to accomplish, maybe not. it's still okay, right? he is still the most left wing person to ever step into power in the united states of america i still think they believe he is with them on hot button social policies on these issues. he may not be with them completely on trade. he has been more like bush than i think liberals on trade. nevertheless, i think they feel like they have a friend in the white house and they feel like they have a little wind at their back compiled at the top of the show. people are out of control. right? they get a little power. >> it's embarrassing. they look like children and put their ski masks on and ride around in skate boards and go home to mommy and daddy and probably have a trust fund. >> bill: go home and smoke pot because it's legal now. >> all legalized now. that's all they have time to do they don't have

to overshare. >> i assume. >> stephanie: you are saying -- you were saying everybody was saying this he says it is because he turned 50 and looked at his wife and kids and said i would like to be around for their future -- >> stephanie: oh that is bull [ censor bleep ]. every politician who quits to spend more time with their family you know is a load of crap. >> yes but the big concern was his health and size. and not all overweight people are unhealthy, but he is at an unhealthy weight. >> stephanie: thank god he'll have a private bathroom. because she two have to share a bathroom with someone who had gastric bypass -- >> holy crap. literally. >> stephanie: stop it. jacki they said when medicare payment rates for hospitals, inpatient care are cut a new study shows they won't pay more. >> this basically means for the average patient -- like insurance companies -- it's that insurance companies overpay. we just have a health care cost problem in this country because we make money off of our health care system. when you reduce medicare payments that also brings down insurance payments.

>> i asked my architect which is much more -- >> let's say you are saying you want us to look at substance over procedure. the conditional use process is one that goes down a whole different path. we don't review those. so it would never come back to us. >> okay. >> and yes, okay your architect can ask us. >> architect for the project. could you repeat the question? >> is there any argument to contradict to what the zoning administrators mention to its applicability to your clients situation. >> actually i tried to refer to code section 180 through 186.2. the zoning administrator is referring to this code section if the fringe financial surface using it they move is subject to those code sections. a lot, yes, it's subject to code section but it doesn't mean it's non-conforming use. they refer to nop conforming use to the regulation but they do not say this is non-conforming use and you have to use this code section. they say, this is something we want to you do and refer you to that code section for regulation. we never realize that's a non-conforming use. we just you use regulation a, reg

>> what can i say.stro's daughters is speaking out at length, and exclusively to cnn. she calls her father evil, vile, and says after his alleged crimes, he's now dead to her. she sat down with cnn's laurie seagal for a powerful interview. laurie, what else did ariel castro's daughter have to say? >> well, jake, she called him vile and evil. but we should note she also said she was very close with him. closer than many of his other daughters. this home on seymour avenue, she actually came to this home, where these women were held captive, and she had no idea. she was here a couple months ago. they had dinner and she often came, she wrote on his facebook wall, i love you, daddy. this came as a shock. but she had a message. listen to what she had to say to me, jake. >> all these weird things that i've noticed over the years, like about how he kept his house locked down so tight, certain areas, and, you know, how if we'd be out at my grandma's having dinner, he would disappear for an hour or so, and then c

we say it time and time again.ind really has an impact on our testimonies and here it is -- on our temperatures and here it is here. fairfield the warmest spot. we have a weak on shore breeze at half moon bay and we're 49 degrees. quite a difference depending where you're at. if you're warm outside right now, chances are you have a bit of an off shore breeze. we'll continue to see the off shore breeze weaken and it has to do with this system here that will actually be moving west. i know typically we see our storms move west to east but that's not going to happen. it actually has to do with this system here in the central part of the country. it's not moving and it's forcing our system here to actually retrograde. what will we see for the weekend? a cooldown. partly sudy skies and eventually we may seen wring out a sprinkle. upper 70s to 80s around the north bay. 27 for sauls lead toe. mid-70s along the east bay shoreline. mid- to upper 80s for the inland east bay. into the santa clara valley, mild to warm. upper 7

is she saying that she wants more people to move to germany? >> immigration is a classic political hot potato, especially for conservatives in an election year, said chancellor merkel is definitely not issuing a blanket invitation to would-be migrants. what she is saying at the integration summit is that more should be done to better integrate those immigrants who are already in germany, and she is saying germany can use skilled migrants still coming into the country to the pot -- support development of the country. >> with the ongoing economic crisis, lots of young people are moving to germany to find jobs. do you think the government now is adapting itself to that? >> again, german industry is profiting from the influx of skilled labor from crisis-hit regions, and the german government would like to see that continue, and it realizes that efforts need to be made to accommodate those people more effectively because they would like to keep them here if they can stay, but germany is also being diplomatic and saying that they will also be support

they say this team has not only what it takes to win this series they say they have what it takes to bring home the stanley cup. fans tonight could not contain their joy that the san jose sharks pulled off their first ever play off sweep over the vancouver canucks. >> i saw a guy come in with a broom tonight and i said you have to be kidding me but it works. >> reporter: before the game fans streamed into hp pavilion many bringing with them a symbol of their hope for a sweep. >> all the lines are tight. they have the rhythm. look at last game. nine second and we get two goals right. so you know, as long as we keep playing that way and i think we will. i think we got in their mind. >> reporter: canucks fan though beg to differ. >> we're here to win. we're here to represent the win. canucks go. >> you guys are just mad from two years ago when the canucks won and went to the finals. >> reporter: fans lined up and layed down the cash for a reminder of tonight's game. >> i got the shirt. >> reporter: what do you think? >> i like it. >> reporter: and fans have a look thought about tonight'

husband says she e.nd his wife were returning from a funeral when the mexican military stopped their bus at a check point. he says they found nearly 12 pounds of marijuana underneath his wife's seat. she is now behind bars. facing years in prison but her family back here in the u.s. arizona. no way she did. huge misunderstanding it's a nightmare for our family. >> we just want her out. her daughter clearly upset because her mother is still. before she gets out. trace gallagher live in our west coast news hub. judge has been hearing her case. >> yeah, the hearing has been underway harris for two full days. remember, in mexico, you are guilty until proven innocent this is a court system that has long been very corrupt and very, very slow. for example, all of the testimony is actually typed up by hand and then submitted to a judge. the judge reads it and then makes his ruling. and today the prosecution's star witnesses the federals or federal police who actually arrested maldonado for smuggling didn't show

boeing says the resign eliminates the risk of fire. that fly 787s have resumed commercial flights. >>> it appears a record number of americans think religion is losing its clout. 77% of americans say religion is losing its influence in the united states. that is the highest percentage ever since they started asking the question in 1958. only 20% of those surveyed said the influence of religion is increasing. 75% of americans said this country would be better off if it was more religious. >>> a first for france. in news of the world, toast and protest greet the first legal same-sex marriage. >> and bill martin working on his forecast at 10:48, he's back with the warm up you're going to notice in the next few days. >> what police are revealing about ricin laced letters addressed to new york mayor, michael bloomberg. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched

say? >> no. when you have got a scandal with the irs that could be a fatal one you are extremely careful. you prepare your words you don't go off the cuff. he is a professional. he has been in the business. he is a very good politician. why didn't he give a broad answer. i didn't know anything. >> bill: here is the rub. if it's shown that he did know about the irs abuses. he is not going to be able to hide behind that sound bite. is he through. if he did know, just lie if he wants to keep -- and if he didn't know, he can say look, i didn't know about any of it. >> look, his general counsel learned about this april 22nd. you want us to believe that for three weeks the general counsel knew about this and doesn't tell the president? >> bill: yeah all he had to say was i knew it on april 22nd when it came into our purview. >> i'm saying there are a lot of implausible elements in this. when you and i heard about the irs deal, within a second we knew this was a really bad deal. >> that's right.

investigators say storm is highly unpredictable and most likely is carrying weapons. they need the public's help. >> if we can get a sighting we believe that we have sufficient staffing in the areas that we know he has been to that we will get a response up there and -- and try to get him into custody. >> storm was last seen several days ago driving a white toyota 4 runner in boulder creek, authorities believe he has switched the license plate and known to do that and telling the public to check your license plate. you may have one on the front or the back of your car but it may not be the one that was originally yours, live from felton, janine de la vega. >> police served a search warrant looking for nigel jay, they say his disappearance was suspicious and the last time anyone saw him was there. >> not knowing anything that could be in that business, whether there could be hazards or threats we did it in the safest manner we could with our special response unit team. >> a friend of his has offered a 10,000 dollar reward for information that helps find him. >>> the wa

and as you say, because you know more big words than i do, it's being incredibly disingenuous by sayingant to so badly close this. he's the president. he could do it if he wanted to. >> i don't think he can. >> we have the checks and balances in place. >> thank bush. bush saved obama's presidency. this is bush's fourth term now. obama reminds me of quitting smoking? me telling my wife i'm going to get smoking. gitmo is his cigarette. >> so you're saying if assad uses chemical weapons, you're going to quit smoking? >> do you have a comment on the show? e-mail us. if you have a video of your animal doing something, send it. no turtles. and click on submit a video. >>> still to come, the halftime report from andy levy. he's our tortoise. petereds with large spots. petereds with large spots. thanks, jaguars. the capital one cash rewards card gives you 1% cash back on all purchases, plus a 50% annual bonus. and everyone but her... no. no! no. ...likes 50% more cash. but i don't give up easy... do you want 50% more cash? yes! yes?! ♪ [ male announcer ] the capital one cash rewards card gives

tsarnaev's mother says she wants the body returned to russia, but says she will not pay for it. >>> officers taking off from sso right now, in a trip that honored fallen police officers. ktvu news caught up with a few vallejo officers. they will be riding bicycles in a police unity tour. the ride begins in new jersey, and will end three to four days later at the national police memorial in washington, d.c. >> the important that the families of the officers who have, that were killed in the line of duty to know that we will never forget them. >> the event kicks off national police memorial observance week starting sunday. president obama will speak at that event. in the names of officers who recently died will be added to the memorial. money raised from the bike ride helps maintain the monument. >>> the affordable care act was passed a few years ago, yet many americans still don't know exactly what it covers. in a story we first brought you at 5:00, jana katsuyama breaks down in plain language what it does, and who it helps. >> reporter: it's about three years since the affordable care act wa

chrysler says that is not the case. chrysler which is owned by fiat says in 2011 it repaid $7.6 billion in federal money. tesla founder says chrysler used accounting procedures to avoid paying back more than $1 billion. >>> a new type of car has been created by a students from missouri. the trip it's making to washington and how you can help get it there. >> that is interesting. >> it is. >>> time now 5:18. it's friday. >> it is already friday. >> sal, i know you can't guarantee an easy friday but how are we doing? >> we are going to hope for it any way. right now we are doing well. if it stays this way we'll have an easy front end. i will show you that traffic is moving along well on 80 westbound heading out to the bay bridge toll plaza we have been watching chp's list. eastbound 24 before the caldecott there is a car that spun out. it's one in the slow lanes. it doesn't look like anybody is injured. this is a look at the oakland bay bridge toll plaza. westbound traffic is moving along pretty well as you drive through.

they would say singularity. >> they would say.i don't say that. >> jon: i'd like to see a balloon do do that. >> because if you take the air out of the balloon when it collapses you've still got something. >> jon: yes! the membrane! where's the membrane? >> that's the singularity. (laughter) sort of like who's on first. >> jon: if i had met you when we were in college i would get mushrooms and you and i would go to a park. (cheers and applause) you're that good. >> i'm for that. >> jon: i love this stuff. it's tremendous. we don't have that much time to talk about it but you went toe the hadron collider. you toured it. >> down into a deep cavern down below ground, way down, 40 feet or so, more. and they have this big thing and this -- and then there's this long 17-mile tube and they shoot photons a -t each other. >> jon: did you see the god particle. >> they haven't -- >> jon: when they see it, you should do the voiceover for the god particle. that would be awesome! (laughter) the movie is called "now you see me." it will be in th

they flatly say no, that's not the case.wo brothers make a starting concern about the day gina vanished. >>> one question in this neighborhood this week, did the police miss an opportunity to suspicious incidents, such as a naked woman seen in ariel castro's backyard. cleveland police however say that's not the case. that an initial review of police databases fails to show any reports were made from anyone living near the seymour avenue house. however, upon examination of the database is still ongoing. now, two men making a really startling claim. to claim about the night that gina dejesus went missing in 2004. here's his report. >> reporter: he claims he could have helped cleveland police end this nightmare nine years ago. the street is west 105th. only a couple blocks away from the school gina was walking home from the day she was kidnapped. eric and his brother were driving when a car came up on their left in the turning lane. >> then you saw a girl walking down the sidewalk on that side of the street? >> yeah, right over

the book never says that. the book never says that. never -- i never encourage until it -- vigilante behavior. what i say is the legal system has to do a better job of not shortchanging yes on measure for measure justice. and we will talk about that as second. 96 percent of all cases are plea bargain, criminal cases are plea bargained. that means all -- the vast majority of criminals are being under punished and actually receiving less than they deserve in the words of the judge, less than just desserts. and if individuals are forfeiting that right to a self-help, wish they had another generation's, and if they're paying their tax dollars in good conscience to say you function, you, legal system with programs and judges and prosecutors, you serve as our surrogate proxy avengers, then the legal system needs to do it, and if it doesn't, then what danny said, there are things that i see in the last several pages that would give prosecutors a heart attack. but up until that point, i am saying, no, vigilante justice is not what i am proposi

they say dna tests confirm it.he latest with the legal proceedings in this case? >> the boy will be tried as a minor. his family was seen entering the courthouse for this morning's arraignment which was not open to the media and was continued for two more weeks. the boy is being held at a juvenile detention facility in nearby el dorado county. his lawyer says he hopes to get him released on bail so he can return to his family. because of his age, we have blurred his face in this picture with leila taken during a family camping trip. the fowlers' attorney characterizing this as a unique case and just before he was hired, he said something interesting. says that the boy's background and psychological make-up would be, quote, vitally important for anybody reviewing the appropriate sentence for him. shep. >> shep: claudia, thanks very much. the plan who police say kidnapped three women in cleveland and held them captive and raped them for nearly a decade will plead not guilty. the suspect is this man, ariel castro. he

she says eight years is enough. and her narrow victory last fall did not affect her decision. >>> first lady michelle obama will visit with victims of the boston marathon victims today. she will visit some of the people she met last month in boston hospitals, three days after the bombing. the white house has not provided details on the location she will visit today. >>> 7:36. in just about a half-hour from right now, a meeting of chevron shareholders will begin in san ramon and political activists are already gathering there now. also there, brian flores. he's there to tell us the message the protesters have for the ceo of chevron. brian? >> reporter: yeah, good morning, dave. several protesters have showed you. a couple of them over here to my right. several across the street as well. there's a pretty large security presence, i should say, a lot of internal security in front of chevron's headquarters in san ramon as well as a couple of san ramon city police officers guards the gates as well. one of the protesters i

it it's saying there isn't a theistic back. backbone to creation or to whatever surrounds us in nature and so it's more of a position and the problem with atheism i see is that it requires someone to know that anywhere in the whole universe there isn't a god there isn't proof theistic process and that's impossible because our knowledge is so small in terms of the universe that we couldn't prosody pronounce ourselves and saying we know that nowhere in the whole universe is no such thing as a theistic there's no such thing as a god now if jason was to say he was agnostic and saying well i just don't know if there is a god that i would understand better but atheism is a position that it puts itself against theistic position it's the antithesis of a theistic position now i must say this i still believe it's a it's a belief system because you everybody has to believe one of two things either you believe in an eternal god or you believe in internal matter you only have the two choices and either way you're looking at so soon learned

they were saying we have nothing to say. we don't have anything going on. this is one thing and one thing only, a blatant cover up so that president obama can -- could at the time go to vegas and do his campaign speech and not look good and also say i was tough on terror and al-qaeda was on its heels. >> there is one other thing, kimberly which is the tam bettering -- tampering of the evidence. it wasn't the state department and the cia independently of the white house changed the talking points. in the e-mails and the actual black and white text you can read, the white house says the state department concerns must be addressed. if you are in a court of law do you look at that and say obviously something changed here and that change was directed from the top? >> i think that is direct evidence as we say that there was a co luges here and -- caw luges here and there there was an order and the end result was scrubbed. somebody cleaned it up in time feater election. in time for the election. i was surprised they could contain this story for as long as they hav

my father says i was a fish. >> pam is four feet tall. says she was born to sail. each boat is rigged and equipped with features for height or things like this chin control. making operating skpailz rudders possible. >> what is done is helped me learn balance. how to navigate on a water surface. >> we're shut down. we're shut douchblt we cannot allow these people to sail if we can't support a mishap. >> each sailor is followed by a boat if one of them gets into trouble, help is seconds away. but now, the operation may be land locked because the theft of the motors and damage to the boats will cost the nonprofit thousands to repair and replace. in aum all, five moators were taken. >> we want to operate. we don't want to let this stop us from doing that. >> dozens of boats dock add pier 40 but the outboard motors used by bass were the only only ones stolen, now, police are investigating. and bass are hoping that volunteers and donations will come through so they can sail this weekend. nick, thank you so much. >> still head tonight a progress report on the opening of

drivers say they make about $11 an hour and they say this new contract not only lowering their pay it also reduces their benefits. >> we don't want the things to be taken away from us. if they put -- they will give us the same thing as we were working before, we're happy we'll go back to work. >> reporter: arriving passengers trying to get back to their cars have reported some delays. park and fly says it's bringing in substitute drivers from outside of the bay area to try to reduce the impact on passengers. >>> concerns about crime and underaged smoking are at the center of a new proposed ban in a smoke shot in antioch. eric rasmussen found that they were making cuts. >> reporter: antioch police handled 100 calls for service related to smoke shops. owner nasser says that does not tell the whole story on this corner. >> the smoke shot, even if they close it, i think so, they're going to be safe. before the store they had a lot of problems too. >> reporter: naser says he will stop selling if he is asked to do so. >> some people are smokers out there that over all we're thinking about t

listen to what the president had to say . the only option that he gave was a scenario in which he said if the u.s. finds out that the syrian government has used chemical weapons against the rebels then obama strongly indicated that the u.s. would consider military intervention but he did not address what would happen if it was in fact the rebels or members of the opposition that have used chemical weapons throughout this ongoing conflict but at this point barack obama says that u.s. intelligence officials don't know who has used chemical weapons inside of syria how they were used or whether they were used the u.s. cannot confirm if it was in fact a mask who's used the weapons now obama said that his administration doesn't have a chain of custody that establishes exactly what has happened in syria and in the meantime damascus and the opposition have repeatedly accused one another of using chemical weapons on tuesday syria's ambassador to the u.n. allege that terrorist groups fighting alongside rebels had used chemical material

i'll just say it. a lot of people say they watch us.ed to always talk about gallup until gallup gives me an explanation, i'm not going to put their polls on my show on why they screwed up so royally. do you guys at politico have serious questions about gallup right now? an organization i loved and followed for years. go ahead. i'm sorry. >> what we learned from this we need to be more disciplined about presenting a couple of polls together. we used to be more inclined, especially with gallup, to use it by itself and saw another example of this on sunday in the virginia governor's race. lead story in "the washington post" has the republican up a big number, like nine. yesterday, nbc has that race tied. and they were measuring slightly different things. but what that poll taught us was that it's a jump ball. and neither side has anything locked in. either one of those polls would have given you totally wrong idea what is going on. presenting gallup by itself we used to be more inclined to do we are always now more in the second breath goi

all made the way you say. you so got it made.y, for the subway® $3 custom breakfast combo. subway. eat fresh®. ♪ at subway® ♪ top stories we are following for you on this monday may 27th. a 36-year-old woman is dead, her husband and nine others are in the hospital this morning after a crash early sunday on highway 101. it happened around 2 a-m. 43-year-old raul padilla was driving a honda coupe when he slammed into the center divider, eventually coming to a stop facing oncoming traffic. the front of a party bus-- carrying 18 people then hit the honda. and caltrans is expected to tell the metropolitan transportation commission what it intends to do this week with the opening of the new span of the bay bridge. the m-t-c must consider the risks in deciding whether to delay the scheduled labor day weekend opening of the eastern span or keep traffic flowing over the old span. engineers say the bridge is too week to resist a powerful earthquake centered in the bay area. parts of the country are still experiencing extremely wet weather.

police say they found him with black soot and ash on his hands, shoes and face and they say with evidence linking him to arson fires in his car. he had been volunteering at the fire department since 2010. officials are looking at other suspicious fires to see if all is a chance they may be related. >>> how much are you paying for your insurance? united health care finds itself in trouble with california's insurance commissioner. >> sam brock looks into claims united has imposed excessive and unreasonable rates on customers. >> it turns out united is not being singled out. the california department of insurance has cited at least three health insurance companies for high rates. this sounds like disciplinary action but it means very little from an enforcement standpoint. the insurance companies are the ones calling all the shots. >> i think it is well past the time in california to force health insurers to justify their rates. >> reporter: as california's insurance commissioner you can say dave jones serves as the eyes of the consumer and right now his eyes are fixed on potentially exploiti

but others say not so fast. on its facebook page sf ide says the discussion about manning being an honorary grand marshal is closed. last tuesday, ktvu was there as protesters demanded entry to a meeting about the inprisoned army private. organizers had named manning as one of the grand marshals then rescinded the honor. manning supporters plan to hold another protest tomorrow night. >>> bay area bridges are shaking, crumbling and rusting. why they're not being repaired even when there's money available. >>> but up first, a young girl kidnapped while walking with her mother. how police say she escaped and who they are looking for tonight. i gotta go deposit a check, transfer some money. so it's your uncle's turn. what? wait, wait, wait... no, no, no, wait, wait. (baby crying) so you can deposit a check... with the touch of a finger. so you can arrange a transfer in the blink of an eye. so you can help make a bond... i got it. that lasts a lifetime. the chase mobile app. so you can. >>> authorities in sacramento

some say the u.k. was trying to turn him as an informer the last couple years but another person said his threat level was just woefully underestimated. this, as the police continue their fast-moving investigation into this incident. another arrest today. the person being held on suspicious of conspiracy to murder. while some people have been out on bail, ten people have been rounded up and 500 police are involved in the probe. meanwhile we are seeing more fallout from the incident right in the heart of london. an anti-muslim protest by a nationallal group today. people clashing with police and activists. there have been ten attacks on mosques in the last five days, including one last night and two war memorials right in the heart of london. again, defaced with pro islam graffiti. finally we are also seeing the outpouring of grief continuing. just over the weekend the family of the slain british soldier went to the scene. they saw where the horror took place. about they also saw the mountains of flower

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i'm not saying anything else about them. every single day. >> i think the fact we're such a young team. it helps to bounce back. keep playing good basketball like we have. what happens happens. >> reporter: the series tied 1- 1. but the warriors have led 95 of the 106 minutes of these first two games. clearly dominating the experience first. we'll have more of the highlights and post game tonight at 10:00. reporting live, fred inglis, ktvu channel 2 news. >> you can show your support by sharing our facebook badge. >>> a vote could impact whether san francisco giants fans are able to buy hot dogs and garlic fries at the game. concession workers work for subcontractor. the international long shore and warehouse union workers say their wages have been frozen for three years. that's despite the financial success of the giants and center plate. the vote is to authorize a strike during the current baseball season. >>> on mother's day this sunday some major league ballplayers will be using pink bats to support breast cancer researc

if he pursues julian assize and says julia sonce is a coconspirator. then he'll be and succeeds he'll be worse than nixon because it's and try to pursue the new york times and its reporters saying they were coconspirators nixon failed so while most succeeds where nixon failed you'll be worse than nixon so in this context you if you julian a songe as the publisher similar to the new york times similar to the guardian and all the other news outlets that then published what julian a songe disclose through wiki leaks right there saying that it's the same thing if everyone's on the same point it's like if you have a website yourself and you publish this interview you're a publisher u.s. officials maintain that that julian assange compromised national security by publishing classified documents as you know in america you know sometimes first amendment is trumped by national security issues when information is disclosed that could threaten the lives of soldiers on the battlefield or threaten the lives of americans here at home do you believe honestly that kil

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they say a man was seen fleeing in a car. police say they are also talking with witnesses, including people who were apparently inside the home. >> we do believe that there were other people inside the residence at the time. we're not sure if they heard, or saw anything, to what extent they're able to provide us with information. >> residents said a family dispute led to today's shooting. they have identified the victim as 46-year-old ralph gomez of modesto. >>> a carbo ship plowed into the port at genoa. the ship knocked over a control tower, similar to the kind that you find at an airport. italian officials say they're at a complete loss to explain how this happened on a calm night with two dug boats assisting, and a harbor pilot on the ship's bridge. >>> in bangladesh, in the past few minutes, it was revealed that the death toll from that collapsed garment building has now topped 900. the building collapsed two weeks ago. just a few hours ago, there was word of a fire in a combination garment factory residential building i

they say when he was spotted, he ran toward monterey highway. the sheriff's office says they're concerned because the man did not appear to be a transient and this is happening in the middle of the night. they want to know if he's connected at all in any way to the incident last month when someone broke in and shot at electrical equipment before cutting critical fiber-optic cables. >>> now comes the really hard part. you can't pull off a super bowl without some super planning. one day after the big announcement that the bay area will host the game in 2016, the planning is well under way. nbc bay area's marianne favro joins us. the bad news, the traffic in the middle of winter. what is the plan? >> reporter: well, you can't beat the money, but, yes, there will be some things we'll have to put up with in the spirit of super bowl l. this stadium was built to handle more than 68,000 people. but come game day for super bowl l, there will be 75,000 spectators because extra seating is going to be brought in here. and that's just the beginning of prepar

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is that what i heard you say?p hearing the reports and we have several specifically worded items saying who was being targeted. in fact, one of the bullet points says those who are critical of the president. so i don't know if that comes from a policy, but that's what's being reported in the press. >> okay. >> and reported orally. i haven't seen a policy statement, but i think we need to see that. >> all right. listen, thank you so much for joining us, senator rand paul, we appreciate it. >> sure. >> when we return, heavy rain, tornadoes and baseball-sized hail ravaged the midwest. and there's more on the way, next. and dedicated support, free you to focus on what matters. centurylink. your link to what's next. >>> the midwest is bracing for more wicked weather today. high winds, lightning and rain ravaged oklahoma city last night downing power lines and utility poles. while in kansas four strike that tornadoes touched down in the central part of the state. it looks like it might be more of the same today. alexand

i say that there is.the negative side to it is that instead of justifying decisions and instead of having people give good reasons for what they do, i say, that is exercising leadership. all these people who have been removed for malfeasance or an appropriate behavior, unacceptable behavior have all claimed they were leaders. it is something that can be used to whitewash a lot of pills. i think the concept of leadership itself has to be questioned. host: here is the picture of the op-ed. you can find it online. this is "the washington post" -- carry on with the question of leadership. guest: let me put it in the context of where we are today. this is memorial day, of course. the purpose of memorial day, it is to honor the fallen, those who have died in service of our country. we are still living here, and the best way we can honor the fallen is to produce the most -- not only the most efficient -- the most honorable, most workable officer corps to lead the men and women of the armed forces. for me, this i

we're here to say... to race, and to win the america's cup. >> tonight he is raising new safety concerns about the america's cup races on san francisco bay. good evening, everyone. i'm carolyn johnson. >> and i'm dan ashry. he wants to raise thogs 72 foot catamarans but the italian team is insisting on changes to make the races safer but less exciting. we're live to explain what they want here. >> we're just outside of the compound. when word got out the italian team's boss kaz coming to san francisco there is speck ligs they might pull out and today he says he was misquoted and his team wants to race. the boat has just arrived in san francisco. they hope to have it on the water this week. the head of the team said this is the type of boat everyone agreed to sail. >> we're convinced that we must be true to the glass clas the boat for this america's cup he says he's convinced changes must be made to increase the safety of the sailors we want a diver to be ready and we want paramedics to be on the water for

saying simpson saying he poorly represented him so terribly, he needs a new trial. say, look, i was in a tough position. o.j. went into that courtroom. i did everything i could to get him off the hook. not my fault the jury rendered the verdict that it did, carol. >> so tell me what it was like to see o.j. simpson walk into the courtroom and to hear him speaking? >> reporter: well, let's start from the beginning of the week when we sue him for the first time in four noofl years. obviously, everybody made the comment that he seemed bloated, that he had gained weight. he was much greyer. his attorneys have said he is much more arthritic. even though he was cuffed, he seemed to walk in slowly, gingerly. then yesterday, when he finally testified, it had all the feeling of someone who had all this bottled up inside for a long time. he was very calm. don't forget. he has a lot of acting experience, he told his story. at times he was jovial, smiling, if fought downright witty. so he was composed in that respect. again, he went on a long time. it felt like he wanted to get